Don't Chute! wrote: » The scumbag goes to a fight in a three piece suit and a court appearance in a tracksuit! That's what scumbags do to show the court that they don't give a **** about their judgments. Very telling in my opinion. McGregor is the kind of utterly horrible individual that I spent my youth in Tallaght trying to avoid. All the money in the world won't change that.
LollipopJimmy wrote: » Now while I get he's a knob but having a go about his attire today is silly given he wasn't expecting to be in court and was there within an hour of being sent for
TheChosenOne_ wrote: » I would like to thank yourself, your father, and your husband for speaking on behalf of the nation.. Tool.
smurgen wrote: » How long does it take to put on a suit?he's a contrived phoney.wouldn't be surprised if the kinehan thing isn't all set up to make him live up to his "notorious" tag.
riemann wrote: » We keep hearing about all his money, €100 million for one nights work apparently. It's as if he operates in some sort of parallel universe where logic is suspended and the very behavior which we are all taught from an early age to avoid (arrogance, brashness to name but two) are not only encouraged but accepted as if it's all part of some elaborate money making ruse. We are told he knows all about marketing and branding, "Notorious". Yet he still carries himself with the self awareness of a 4 year old on a trampoline. It's interesting to note (based on his behavior and attire), that his target market is not the educated classes. It is very much the lower dregs of society, the kind of people who wear complete tracksuits to court, who you avoid when looking for a seat on public transport and who are somehow always right even on topics they are not well versed. Not people who actually work for a living, respect the Justice system and tend to avoid court the need for court appearances. Where he goes from here is anyone's guess, but wherever it is he won't go quietly.
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » Heyor boyiz did yiz c the motor Conor waz in 4 de cort 2 day
Jerichoholic wrote: Conor has the balls to take a swing at a complete and utter lowlife drugdealer, and he's the bad guy? The state of this thread.
Jerichoholic wrote: » He has posted here before you know.
The Legend Of Kira wrote: » Watched the news clip when Conor Left court. ( News reporter ) " Have you any reaction to the threats on your life ? " . As the car is leaving the area ( Conor Mcgregor ) " Come & get me " . https://twitter.com/rtenews/status/936233874815897600 If all these rumours are true about threats to his life etc- I don,t get as to why he,d appear & come off as being antagonistic towards the people who are meant to be behind such threats by saying " come & get me " he could of just said " I,ve no comment to make " or he could of downplayed it by saying " Don,t believe everything you hear " if all these rumours are true then he,s playing with fire by coming across as antagonistic towards the kinda people rumoured to be behind such threats.
LollipopJimmy wrote: He was being fined over a speeding matter, nobody else would be expected to be in a suit
yew_tree wrote: » Ironic that he dresses in 10,000 dollar suits but shows up to court dressed like a toerag. Parks on a double yellow line, with the doors open and loud music on. Nothing but a d1@head is McGregor. I’d imagine if he was up in court in LA or NYC, the authorities would have taken a different outlook.
Bunny Colvin wrote: » Again, it's fairly obvious he's pulling the piss here.
LollipopJimmy wrote: » SnakePlissken wrote: » Columbo is on the case. Not really, just same rubbish was posted in the MMA forum
SnakePlissken wrote: » Columbo is on the case.